Ambulatoeius

Lat. [from ambulare, to walk, or move about.] Ambulatory or moveable; admitlang or alteration, not fixed. TalaaUM tastataria aaibalataria eat ■■qae ad marteai. The will of a testator is ambulatory, or not fixed, until death. 2 Bl. Com. 502. 4 Co. 61. Shep. Touch. 401. 1 Powell on Devises, 545. No testament is of any efifect till after the death of the testator. 2 Bl. Com. ub. sup. A man may alter his will at his pleasure. Shep. Touch, fib. sup.